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red ; leaf-edge broadly banded with yellow. A bolder and more distinct 

 plant than Dracaena Doucetti, which received a First Class Certificate 

 in 1889. (Fig. 42.) 



Fio. 43.— Dimori'Iiotheca AuitANTiACA. (Journal of Horticulture.) 



To Tulip « Walter T. Ware ' (votes, 13 for), from Messrs. W. T. Ware, 

 Bath. A rich deep yellow self May-flowering variety which received an 

 Award of Merit in 1907. Its proved lasting qualities, substance of petal 

 and depth of colour now win for it the higher award. 



